Walking on Air, an installation exhibition featuring balloons is running at Beijing's World Financial Centre. Presented by Henderson China, the exhibition aims to convey the brand's vision of creating work and life balance while upholding the spirit of art, culture, social responsibilities, community engagement and welfare.
The inauguration of the World Association for Performing Arts and the Beijing Forum for Symphonic Music will take place at the National Center for the Performing Arts on Nov 13 and 14, according to Zhu Jing, vice-president of the NCPA.
Pianist Luo Ning released his latest album, Rhapsody in Blue, on Nov 8, in conjunction with the Guangzhou Symphony Orchestra and conductor Jing Huan.
Recently, American pop star Taylor Swift has captured the hearts of her Chinese fans through a series of viral videos that showcased her fluency in Mandarin. In one of the clips, Swift chatted about her travels to Italy, France, and Japan, displaying near-perfect Chinese pronunciation. In another, she discussed the creative process behind her albums, effortlessly conversing in Mandarin with a hint of her American accent.
The traditional Chinese solar calendar divides the year into 24 solar terms. Start of Winter, (Chinese: 立冬), the 19th solar term of the year, begins this year on Nov 8 and ends on Nov 21.
Youth from around the world share inspiring tales of cultural exchange and perseverance at the 2023 World Youth Development Forum.
"Why do we study law? What kind of legal professionals do we want to become?" These were the fundamental questions raised by the students of Shanghai's East China University of Political Science and Law (ECUPL) in their classrooms.
Acrobats take their curtain call after a performance during the 7th China International Circus Festival in Zhuhai, South China's Guangdong province, Nov 5, 2023. Nearly 200 acrobats from 18 countries and regions participated in the event.
The Wandering Earth 2, the blockbuster sequel to China's highest-grossing sci-fi film, will get additional overseas release in countries including Japan, following its recent release in France and Germany, director Guo Fan said during a promotional event.
A Chinese idiom goes that "to tap a stone, and turn it into gold", meaning a capability to transform quite common objects into things of great value.
After being impressed by The Silk Road, a 1988 Japanese movie based on the novel Tun-Huang written by Yasushi Inoue, producer Zhang Miao has harbored a strong desire, believing that the captivating history and rich civilization of Dunhuang must be retold through a Chinese lens.
Chinese director Huang Ying premiered his theatrical production, Journey to the West, based on the classic Chinese novel of the same title.